Party Election Election Day Operations

The Election Day Coordinator is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the polling place, including setup, staffing, and operations.

Poll Watchers are appointed by political parties or candidates to observe the election process and ensure that it is conducted fairly.

The Voter Assistance Center is a resource for voters to obtain information about the election process, including polling place locations, voter eligibility requirements, and how to cast a ballot.

The Ballot Security Officer is responsible for ensuring the security of ballots from the time they are cast until they are counted.

Exit Polls are conducted to gauge voter sentiment and predict election outcomes by surveying voters as they leave the polling place.

Poll Workers are responsible for greeting voters, verifying voter eligibility, issuing ballots, operating voting machines, and assisting voters with the voting process.

Provisional Ballots allow voters to cast a ballot even if they are not registered, if they are challenged, or if they make a mistake on their ballot.

The Canvassing Board is responsible for counting ballots, auditing election results, and certifying election results.

Recounts are conducted to verify the accuracy of the vote count and correct any errors that may have occurred.

Election Observers monitor the election process, report on election irregularities, and make recommendations for improving the election process.

Voter Registration Drives aim to increase voter turnout, educate voters about the election process, and encourage civic participation.

GOTV Campaigns aim to mobilize voters to turn out on Election Day, provide transportation to polling places, and offer childcare and eldercare services on Election Day.

Election Protection Hotlines provide information about the election process, report election irregularities, and offer legal assistance to voters.

Election Judges preside over the polling place, administer oaths to poll workers, and maintain order at the polling place.

Early Voting Periods allow voters to cast their ballots before Election Day, reduce lines at the polls on Election Day, and increase voter turnout.